The Most Popular Spring Nail Art Trend You Need To Try
Spring is the time when you get out of your winter clothes and show off your nails everywhere. So it is kinda important that your nails are spring ready with fabulous colours and designs. Between cool, minimalist nail-art options, fresh takes on negative space, and enough metallic accents to make our eyes shine, we have curated some of the trendiest Spring Nail Art designs from runways, celebrities and our beloved nail artists. So what are you waiting for? Let's drool over these cutest nails ever!
As usual, the season is all about florals. You can paint your nails in your favourite base colours and top them off with vibrant flowers and blooms inspired from the Spring Season. Play with the colours and your nails are spring ready.
If you're going to get one pattern on your nails this spring, make it gingham. Play with colours, add some patterns and you will end up with fabulous looking nails ready for spring.
Combine spring's two biggest trends—rhinestones and cuticle art—into one crazy-cool-looking mani (as nail artist Naomi Yasuda did here). Slightly weird but a big hit on the runway!
Floral nails
As usual, the season is all about florals. You can paint your nails in your favourite base colours and top them off with vibrant flowers and blooms inspired from the Spring Season. Play with the colours and your nails are spring ready.
Gingham nails
If you're going to get one pattern on your nails this spring, make it gingham. Play with colours, add some patterns and you will end up with fabulous looking nails ready for spring.
Negative space floral nails
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Negative space has been quite popular lately. Bring this to bright and vibrant blooms on your nails and you have got yourself a gorgeous nail art ready for the spring season.
Use spring favourite pastel shades with minimalist nail art designs. You can also create some of the cutest french tip nail art designs as well. They are easy to do and look fabulous.
Another take on minimalist nails in spring is this downward french tip nail art. Use bright and bold colours to make your cuticles stand out. A very nice mix of negative space and minimalism.
Florals for spring? They actually are kind of groundbreaking on your nails. Nail artist Alicia Torello used Deborah Lippmann's Blue Orchid and Laughin to the Bank to draw these tiny petals on.
Minimalist soft shades on nails
Use spring favourite pastel shades with minimalist nail art designs. You can also create some of the cutest french tip nail art designs as well. They are easy to do and look fabulous.
Another take on minimalist nails in spring is this downward french tip nail art. Use bright and bold colours to make your cuticles stand out. A very nice mix of negative space and minimalism.
Petal Nails
Florals for spring? They actually are kind of groundbreaking on your nails. Nail artist Alicia Torello used Deborah Lippmann's Blue Orchid and Laughin to the Bank to draw these tiny petals on.
Rhinestone Outlines
Combine spring's two biggest trends—rhinestones and cuticle art—into one crazy-cool-looking mani (as nail artist Naomi Yasuda did here). Slightly weird but a big hit on the runway!
Metallics on the nails
Chrome finish, unicorn finish, mirror nails, anything and everything metallic on the nails is making a huge round. Why not get it on your nails too!
which is your favourite nail art trend among all these? Tell me in the comments below!
Lots of Love!!!
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